Concept of food stations in the style of a cafeteria is cool. The hype about this place is much bigger than the bang as the food is just okay. All the staff I encountered were friendly and helpful. Go for the experience but you can find better Latin fare in many neighborhoods across the city. For do
It should be made clear that I visited this place on a Monday night. It was not busy and low key. The lighting, decor, and ambiance was very cozy and inviting. The shops and their staff seemed disconnected and unexcited, but our food was still very tasty and satiating. The Mexican burrito I ate was
Unique dining experience with multiple cuisine choices throughout. The restaurant gives you a card and you “charge” at the different locations and pay when you’re done. Good views of the city streets from the seating areas.
Came here for brunch. Interesting concept. Food is good but takes a long time to make and having only 2 hour limit really makes you jump around to taste all the items. There is no Bloody Mary bar as advertised ! The only reason I am giving this a star down. They just do normal bloodys here and you h
We came here on one of the Saturdays during lunch time. It was so quiet the food hall, we thought it wasn’t opened.
Menu selections are good. Food are good. It’s one stop for all Latin food. If you are curious about Latin food, this will be a good place for you to get an introduction.
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I've been here twice in the last week, and they have a good variety of food choices. I had the fish tacos (mahi mahi) at Mariscos and they were great (see picture). On my second visit I had the carne asada and carnitas tacos, and they were good, but not as good as the fish. I look forward to trying
Great cafeteria-style dining space located in the Block 37 complex. They offer a wide range of Latin-influenced dishes, with plenty of twists on popular items. There’s a great selection and always seems to be plenty of seating, even during peak lunch time, so it’s a great place for a quick bite with
Latinicity is a great Latin food hall find in the city, located across the street from the Oriental Theater, next to the Goodman Theater, and down the street from the Cadillac theater. It's inside Block 37 and uses an ingenious card system that tracks your purchases at each food stand before you pay
Always enjoy the fun flavors of Latinicity! I look forward to the Pineapple Salsa at Machefe' Taqueria! Just wish it was closer 😊
A good food court with decent vegetarian options. I like their mexican place since it serves well cooked mexican rice and well seasoned fajitas. The dining setup is quite good with plant pots hanging below the ceiling.
I also like the food court's payment policy which is using their virtual cards.
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